New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-26
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IA Coney Island on the fcrty-fve minute time-eHo'.
codav. tho last boat from New-Yotk leaving Wess
Twenty -thirdst. ct D p. m. and Pier NO i, MOTH
Rtvor at 30 The last boat from tho Island loa'ss
t6src at 10 ,2o p. bn The Taurus makes Two .p. nS
Kg Branch ,a 1sav Ws.i TwsS
.T%insa ana Ions Branch Prom Ssa ffs Is s
The papvnle leo Company has been Incorporated
nv Charles +. Lnde, Richard d. Lawrence, FRANK
~ Rhodes Andrew ". Madison and Airea a. Dousn,s,
With capital stock Of $4,000 70 mahuac'uo ''' ~
Danyille, va
p,ch.rd I Rudd has boon appointed Superntend-
ant of the Public Baths, and william McDermo@
assistant
Croton water rents for the week, so7,331 %;
licenses issued, so7; receipts, $4,000 TO-
Joseph Nolan, bricklaycr Of West seVoh.c.h,s 49,
fall from the fourth story bf an unfinished puhons
=. r,nh,v. sfytb.st between Ninth and Tenth aves.,
.sterd,v and was injured so seriously that ne oieu
While an ambulance was carrying him W Nne Nni'"
ninth STREET Hospital
The Old Dominion steamship Company has com
.ved Ia the City Of New York 126 fest VI Duikheau
with tho privileges attached thereto on ehe Nor'n
div So, 90 '''' ''"'A u D' "
Eugene McArde, eleven years Of age, fell into the
North River from the canal boas uester on Of
day. and was drowned His father was captain VI
Tie boat.
A musical and literary entertainment Will be heid
IN Adophia Hail. Seventh ave- and Fifty
Tuesday evening under the auspices OF the oo
ccty of Mercy to raise fund to establish an Unsec
tartan Homo for the Aged.
Won can ace all the crowned heads Of Europe, life
s,ze figures Of master musicians artists actors ana
Of the past ard present and dozens Of groups
representing historical incidents by visiting the Eoeh
Musec Wax Work Show.
The Maritime Exchange has been presented by
Na,baniel Mckay the hip-bulder with three large
models Of the Navy vessels, Hartford Kearsarse ana
MonaInock
The new art galleries now being completed for
Ortgies Co. at Nos. 800 and 36s Fffth-ave ana NO
West Thirty-ffth-st., will be occupied by the nrm
IN fbe early fall The galleries will contain 300 iect
of line 5000 feet Of hanging space and o'ooo 1ee'
= floor area
1t would be hard to find in the city cooler resort
during tho hot season than "The Ode LONDON
sreete" and this is the reason why 1t continues 10
gain in popularity. Among the new attractions
which have proved Of interest to the visitors are Fl
ders painting "Custcrs Last Charge" and the Iien-
borne Claimant, who gives occasional lectures fOr
today's concerts, pleasant programmes are PROM
iscd.
Among the many Americans who sailed for Europe
yesterday was Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, the we'll
known Singer She will pass the summer IN Europe 3
snd will probably not return here until '"'0 Ill LILO
Miss Cornella Van Zanten, Of the National Opera
Company, sailed yesterday the steamship W. A
6cholten TO visit her birthplace in Holland II there
Is another season Of the company she VIII return
The funeral Of Mrs. william E. Barnes took place
at the home of her father. Adam ". Spies, NO. 90
East Twenty -frst-st, yesterday. The burial was at
Greenwood Cemetery.
A number of NewYork capitalists among whom
are Colonel Hahn and Charles jenkins, Of the Man
haitian Elevated Railroad, have bought large tract
Of land lying in the principal part Of
handsome cottages on this property.
The ballet from the Royal Theatre in Berlin, which
Imre Kiralfy will employ In his forthcoming elabo
rate production of "Legerdere" at NlblO's, are ex
pected to arrive about July To- when active rehear
sails Of the play will begin. Maurice barrymore and
William II. Lyten will have two OF the leading male
parts.
As Thomas Ellison, age forty-ive. Of No. 1,13A
Lafayette-ave Brooklyn, going on Fulton
ferryboat last evening be fell in fit and died i'm
pedateV. His body was removed to the Old Slip
Police Station.
The body Of an unknown man was found in the
North River &C Sixty -ninth-st. yesterday.
Superintendent Murray yesterday received tele-
gram asking him to have the police search for Stewart
Brandon, a lad twelve years OF age, who had run
away from his home in Athens n Y, I'm company
with another boy Young Brandon Is believed 10
have a large sum Of money with him.
loss Of g., 500 was caused by fire last evening
In J. Sivers papeibOx factory at No. IA Chambers
ct.
Louis Hecsnger boy Of six years, was run over By
q truck at Fourth-ave and One-hundrcd-an -sxth.st
last evening. Both of his legs broken. He
was carried to his home at No. 1895 Third-aVe.
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